The nurse is caring for a client at 30 weeks' gestation who is experiencing preterm premature rupture of membranes (PPROM). Which statement indicates that the client needs additional teaching?

1. "If I were having a singleton pregnancy instead of twins, my membranes would probably not have ruptured."
2. "If I develop a urinary tract infection in my next pregnancy, I might rupture membranes early again."
3. "If I want to become pregnant again, I will have to plan on being on bed rest for the whole pregnancy."
4. "If I have aminocentesis, I might rupture the membranes again."


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Explanation: 3. There is no evidence that bed rest in a subsequent pregnancy decreases the risk for PPROM.

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